Sentence examples for having been anything wrong from inspiring English sources

"I'm on the medical ethics committee at Penn," he said, "and I still don't see there having been anything wrong with what we were doing".

Who would have thought there was anything wrong with drinking three-quarters of a bottle of wine a night?

Not that the attendees of the event would have known there was anything wrong with Bahrain at all.

Many paedophiles do not accept that there's anything wrong with having sex with a six-year-old.

"I had no idea there was anything wrong with what we were doing," Ms. Melcher said.

But the police, too, might not have seen that there was anything wrong.

Twelve-year old Jonas has never thought there was anything wrong with his world.

But to judge from conversations with business owners, labor lawyers and human resources consultants, many small businesses had no idea there was anything wrong with practices like a blanket ban on hiring anybody with a criminal record.

"The odd thing about the MTBI is that you'll often seem normal to other people, so they may have trouble believing there's anything wrong with you.

"It meant that the building had been lived in," she said, "and if there was anything wrong, it had been dealt with already".

When he came to hospital, he had no perception that there was anything wrong with him.